PS4 players already had the chance to play the beta of the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War last week, from October 8-12. Let's take a look at everything that's been updated. Prior to the launch of the cross-play beta for Black Ops Cold War, Treyarch has published a list of changes they have made since the first beta weekend. It's unlikely to have an effect on many players, but it may have some impact on a select few.Finally, PC & Xbox players get to join the Black Ops: Cold War Beta party (Image Credit: Treyarch via Twitter) It should, realistically, show your Activision ID or Blizzard Battle.Net name.Ĭurrently, Treyarch has issued no word on whether this will be fixed or not, but you should be fully aware of this issue. PC players that are intending to stream or share their footage should be aware that the 'Barracks' tab currently displays your full name. Of course, we're overexaggerating but this isn't exactly a laughing matter.
There's a breach in your privacy at the moment and it could spell disaster for you keyboard warrior days. Read More: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War LEAKS: Release Date, Beta, Gameplay, Trailer, Teasers, Warzone, Multiplayer, Zombies, Campaign And Everything You Need To Know PC Privacy Issue In Black Ops Cold War Beta If you're jumping into this weekend's beta on PC, you may be met with a rude surprise.Ī small thing is causing a big issue with your privacy. Not only that, but we'll get the first-ever cross-generational Call of Duty allowing Xbox One and Xbox Series X players to party up, as well as PS4 and PS5 users. With less than a month to go until full launch, we'll get a small glimpse of what's to come in the year ahead.
The cross-platform beta weekend is well underway for Black Ops Cold War, meaning Xbox One, PS4 and PC players can all lobby together.
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